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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-26

RHlxTTINOn RESTORED. REMEDY
MI hMHttsllt FREE. A victim of youth
WI HlNtilulte ful imprudence, causing
ullll " premature decay, perv-
Gus debility, lost manhood, etc, having
tried in vain every known remedy, has dis.
covered q simple selfcure which he VIII
send FREE 10 his fellow sufferers. Address
q, J. MASON, Postofice box 3I79, New York
city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-26
U 0S ANGELES NATIONAL hank,
Cor. First and Spring SITS.
DIRECTORS.

GEO. H. BONEBRAKE 49,. President.
JOHN BRYSON, So. ,Viee-Presldent.
f. c. HOWES .............Ca Cashier.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-26

K and SUIT Housr. NORTH rostomo&
R8rhY e LIE0E&, RRQnrla11naS \.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-26

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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-26
NOTICE..

Offices, rooms 10 and II, No. III New
High street, Los Angeles, Cal d10-zt-fd
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

CrRcurr.-Nettis Brockwsy VS.. Robert
Patterson. Trsspau on the case. on trial.
Edwin Wallace et al vs. Charles IA.
Saunders st al Rspisviu. Discontinued
By stipulation. l.. Joyce st a.. vS
Charles n. saunders st al. Replsvin. Dis-
continued by stipulation. Alsert Rosep :
thai, Jr.. -. Esixin Wallace st sl. ReplsvIn.
Judgment for plaintiff six cents without
cosis.--Alnsrt Rossnthal JE. Va. Joseph
L. Joyce and Charles +. Hull. Judgmsat
foT plaintiff SIX cents. wllhcUt costs.
SUFzxIos.-The People -. Charles John
son. Burglary and lsrceny. Seventy dsvs
STAY Of proceedings allowed respondent t1
setfis a bali OF sxcsptions.----Elwsrd W.
Iocks - the Priestiy Express Wagon snd
sleiEh Company Asunspsit On trial.
The People -. Benismta l. Dcei. Lar
ceuy. Sentenced TO Ionia for period oi
one year.
Psonarn Estate Of Jerome g. Davis
Deceased. Adainistrsfor's bond died. Order
f.,r hsaring claims before court June - ----
Estste of Guy :. Walden. Deceased. Peti-
ton for license 70 sell real sststs sled
Hearing Isnu sry fs.--Esisfs Of Mar
McNshone Mentally ineom petsnt. Guar.
dian's second annual accoaat sled.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

Ths Judgment Just recovered by the
State OF Michigan against Governor
SwrsEEosD. % Alaska. leaves that gen.
tlsmaD in : very awkward situation. He
was one of TIE Eve Commissieasrs who
bad ohArzs Of the Michigan sxhibit at
the New Orleans Exposition. After the
eloss og the Exposition his four fellow
Commissioners promptly accounted for
al monsys handled by them and ilsd
proper vouchsrs With the Beard OF State
Auditors. Mr.. SwUEEoRD failed to so-
count Tor sny portion OF the funds in
trusted 10 him. When his s.tsntion was
drawn 70 this emission snd an accounting
vas requested be izn0rsd The request.
Then parties claiming 10 have knowlsdgs
of the matter publicly charged that only
a small part q tie faukis tzrnsd over to
Mr.. SwISxFoRD hal besa spplisi to
their proper use. aud thar be had simply
pocksssa tbs rssk THIS provoked con
sisisrsbls bard laBgusgs from Mr. SwISE-
ronD. but did nos produce any account
az vouchers. Next. ths matter having
ben brought b the attention % Gov
.rnor ArszR. hs referred i 10 Assornsy
Ctsnersl TAaokRr for examination a. 70
the interest - the State Of Michigan in
the uaatssr. Mr.. TAssAsr reported thai
il vas she plain duty Of Mr. SvINxFoaD
- ac.,auns A. shs other Commissioners
hsd sirpady doae SwISKFoED vas
cbdurats and did nothing The State
than hrouzht suit. SwTxxsoRD responded
rish much abuss and vowed BE never. 10
never. would ils sc acceunt With = board
of uhich the Attorney GeDsral vas the
legal sdviser.
subsequently Nr. SwrsEFaRD wss
spending souas tinss ia Michigan aud the
eonnssl Tor shs STATE ofersd 30 sfipuIste
thst his deposition might - taken for
use apon ths srial % his saif. THIS cifsg
wss ret secepfsa sad Governor swrxz
rnnp returnei 10 Alaska Afeer ths
inuse 81 scrs> uaonshs rs counsei served
rofies that Nr. Sw1ssToRn's deposition
would be taksn n Alask2. rIlsrs sounsel
Az eha st.fs eruld stssad aud cross-sx
.uius snly Al very gress inconv~ni-ns.
.ss srp~nze. ant visAout swazting -
r-tu~r q thss Deposition. I 4 vse n
f,cf s~sr t.k-n. thsT snnsunee N op-r
o,sr< - shs7 are rs<aT icr sxisi 90
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23
DI,xosps. WArcHEs Axp MONEY

DIAMONDS, WATCHES ASD MONEY.
Charler Brown, of Alpens, Mich, bought
a can of tea aud upon opening IL found ten
silver dollars. Judge A. Wells, agent of
emigration, room Is Pierce block, found q
ladies' gold watch in can OF tea. II. w.
Fisher. horse car driver. bought six cans of
tea for s. and received in them a gents solid
gold, hunting case. stem wind and stem-set
Elgin watch. Miss Nellie Besl. domestic,
bought a can of tea and found a ladies'
chatelaine watch. III. X. Cox. agent for e.
/. Hood & Co., bought thirteen cans for $40
and found a $40 gold piece in one can. Ned
Taylor, clerk. bought three cans OF tea ard
in the third can found genuine ruby. ola
mond and sapphire ring set in sclid gold.
III. w. Hess, brakeman. bought two cans OF
tea and found thrre-stone diamond ring.
Theo Clark. of City Betting Works,
found a gents solid gold hunting case stem
wind and stem-set klgin watch in his tea
These people bought their tea OF the Globe
Tea Company. As Canal-st. One dollar pei
can, sir cans for S., or thirteen cans for $40
Orders by mail promptly forwarded to oil
parts of the United States. Address Globe
Tea Company, As Csnsl-st., Grand Rapids
Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23


Plenty of work Left for the Postmastsr-
Gsnsrsi-The Ciendcnin Case.
CEicAso. Dec. 2i.-A Warrington special
to the Tribune says Don II. Dickinson
called on the Postm astsr- G eneral before the
Cabinet meeting today and had long con-
ference In regard 20 the department.. Later
in the day be again called. but Colonel
Villas did not return 10 the department. after
the Cabinet meeting having bean called
home on account of the illness of Mrs.
Villas. Nothing can or will be done In re-
gard TO the transfer of the department to
Mr.. Dickinson until after the Senate acts
upon the nominations made by the Presi-
dent, but in the meantime M. Dickinson 10
familiariziDg himself with the work.
Among the other matters 10 be turned
over 70 him for settlement IS the case OF
Postmaster Cleadenin. of Springfield,
against wnom charges of connection with
The Illinois State printing fraud have been
made. Mr.. Villas. long vacation last sum-
mer among the pine lands obtained by the
Superior L1mber Company from the land
grants Of the Omaha and Wisconsin Central
railroads and his excursion south with the
President caused such an accumulation oi
department business in addition To the
~riting Of his annual report that the Glen
denim case was not acted upon. Ofscoprse
Ii could De done now, bat II had been de-
tsrmh.ed ID let Mr.. Dickinson attend TO it.
and no change in the programme 30 far as
the public knows has been made. Ii i,
Just possible. too. that Mr.. Villas may feel {
delicscy about investigating charges OF fraud
against The springhsld Postmaster st a time
when his own fitness for the Office Of Secre
tary Of the Interior may be called In ques
ton on account of bis private interests 10
land that may become antagonistic 70 those
Of the Government
At the executive session of the Senate to
day Senator Sawyer, from the Posto1ic'
COMMITTEES. reported fnvorabiJ most OF the
recess postotfics appointments in Illinois
They went on the calendar.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23


W. a. CarpsnisF. of Dslroak sss . sassl
u Eha 0e@sa9at4i yesterday.
Frsd c.Ark. sx-arsmsn Of Grsnt Rapids.
snd n9w eFsiAxa of this cay. all sesad
Carisi1aas With his Pareats IL Gfand Zap
Ids.
sherie Sels0n lsh ysslsEdsY morRing fef
1ssvefss City, accompanied by John LRnd,
of North Aasksson, .h0 has been lassEe
for Sometime. Land Mil be eft 81 the
Asylum.
&. A Barry, enxsneef of the pfosslleE Ira
j. Oven. shieh raa tfoai Ausksson 90
ticsge and other ports. = making brief
slsls With bis parents IA tals ely. Tie pro-
pe.ieF Is lad np Ia Chicago Tor The Winter.
Sameual DockstsdieF. fireman Of No. l
engine. has resigned bis position and will
leave sOF his Aeme Ia tanaca today tbe
bows OF the keuse will falss bis pleasant aud
familiar face very much. Sol Furman VIII
DC his successor.
The Muskegon Booming Compsny held
their annual election yesterday morning,
which resulted as follows: President, John
". Bl0dgsa; secretary. Thomas Aonroei
Treasurer, John Torrent. John w. Blodgeit
Is oEe OF Auskegon's youngest and most
energetic iumbermen, and will MI The po-
silion 10 which he is elected with credit
In appointing Thomas Nonros Secretary
tue Directors could not have chosen bet
tsr person to fill that position. The Treas-
urer is one OF Ausksgons old stand-bys
and 10 known through Michigan as such.
Jennie wickam, about four months ago
WAS as happy as young lady could De
She was not rich, but riches are not neces-
sary to make one happy. She was employ
ed as domestic at Holland. and while
there met with and fell In love with =
dzshing brakeman, OF the Chicago 4 West
Michigan Railway, by the name OF w.
Benjamin 0dcll. Ii was the old story.
Yesterday Sheriff Mann went to Holland,
armed with . warrant for w. Benjamin )
apprehension, on charge of bastsrdy pre-
ferred against him by Jennie. in Justice
Reynolds court. The squire has the
reputation of arranging these matters salts
factorily and the chances are that ere the
dawn of another day Jennie and w
Benjamin will be made one.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

WAsHTssroS. Dec 22.-The Washington
star says that the purpose of Chamber
lain's visit TO Canada Is TO urge the Canadian
authorities 10 yield to the demands of this
Governments Ia the disputed fisheries qsss-
ton. The conferences at the State Depart
msnt has demonstrated that this govern
ment will rot yield anything from the
position occupied from the frst and there
can De no settlement except by Cznsdas
according the privileges claimed by the
American fishermen.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23
LIZ Laws HARNTss

Most women naturally look forward TO
mstrimony as their proper sphere il lie,
but they should constantly bear in mind
that a fair. rosy face. bright eyes, and a
healthy, well-developed form, are the beet
passports to happy marriage. All those
wasting disorders. weaknesses, dragging
down sensations, and functional irregular
iries peculiar TO their EEK, have an unfaiiing
specific in DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prcscrip-
tion. Ii is the only medicine tor women,
sold by druggists, under positive auarsn-
tee from the manufacturers, that il will give
satisfaction iS every case, or money will DO
refunded. This guarantee has been printed
on the bottle wrapper. and faithfully car
ried out for many years.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

Such conflicting reports are heard from
various sources that IL is a relief to read q
reliable statement OF the actual situation OF
the farmers, stockmen and business men OF
the West, such as is contained in pam
phlet just issued under the above title:
The statistics given are the latest official
figures. Parties desiring this pamphlet can
secure a copy free by addressing Q: III.
Warren, Gen. Pass. Agent St Paul. Hinn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

TThis list is furnished ~ ". r scrisns
reai esfsfe dealer. - Peari-st
eer~et A. CIssaeat ~ Wnn CsHer. ies
ais - ns7 snd IN C1enents ssDlessrt
ssii .-........- 80
Carst A ftsnHut 10 Nssh<aEtnn kahtn.
-sn. - - fisssneats Rssftsvsr1 SD
Issak >sner8entp. - = srtlnus Asrt psvt
81 "a ~ tHues q ~ 1esaoi1 ; asi8 -.....
SNfIe q HsiFaas ~ Nonns @isfer =
EiEsrs1 A "a seFt - kuxs8e csFrel. iof
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

TopAY AND TOMORROW.
Special Sale of Cashmere and Silk Muf'
hers at the Star Clothing House.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

Our prsysd-ior Christmas weather has
arrived at last We have much TO ba
thankful for.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

The greatest cure on earth for pain
Salvation Oil, will give instant relief. Price
25 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23
TO-DAY AND

TO-DAY AND TOMORROW.
Special Sale of Cashmere and Silk Muf.
fers at the Star Clothing House.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

New mixed nuts at Hatch's. l5 cts. pei
lb. 9 lbs for % cts
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

Choice sweet oranges at Hatch's, % cents
per dozen.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

JoHs l. SULLIVAN seems to have done
what England cannot do. He has cap
tured the hearts OF the Irish. But, come
to think, this isn't so remarkable, as that
he, al Irishman, should have captured
England.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23
AND GET PRICES.

If you don't see what you
want in this list ask for it:
Scrap Book 10, l3, 20, 25 cts,
and up.
The Original Chatter Box. 47c.
Cloth-bound Books 35c, worth
70c..
Wax Dolls, China Dolls,
Steam Engines, Fire Engines.
Train of Cars,
Money Bank, combina'n lock,
Plush Boxes,
Plush Manicure Sets,
Ladies' and Gents toilet sets.
Whisk Broom Holder in plush
and pounded brass,
Fine cut glass bottles.
Rocking Horses,
Doll Carriages,
Plush Albums,
Paper Racks,
Willow Rockers,
Willow Baskets, lined or un-
lined,
Willow Stands,
Willow Hampers,
Games,
Gents collar and cut boxes,
ChiIdren's Chairs,
Toys in an endless variety,
| Walking Turtles,
Toy Dishes,
Grace Hoops,
Building Blocks etc,
Tin and Glassware,
Toy Bedsteads and
Bedroom Suits
Travelling Bags.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

The next campaign is likely to have
enough wool In il TO make ID warm.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

orT-l. "a. -ssy n~e e - - ssr rezs6~ae
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23
WEsrERN WEALTn.

Choice new fgs at Hatch's. Is cents per
Dound
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

The eyes u sfs pollfisisns vail Dow
turn siih 10 litkls iassssss 70 ths Elsyslih
Congressional District Of this Stale.
Whlls JoHs PowxE msds . strong run
dariss The last campaign. Il 10 hardly to
De s1pscssd thai DsnaoersE vii be
elected IL 10 Ket probable, either, that
the oiiee Will be rs.sissd IN the Lower
Peninsula UBdsabssdiy SAMUEL NJ.
SFzyKSsos. OF Asnsminss. Who was ls-
siroas Of tho nonina tloa 10 1854. viii
again De eandidsls for the noain alton,
but shsn ths nominating convention Aas
dons IL sork. il will nos be snrpF isiag il
the rssslt shall be the choice Of that dis-
tingulshad citizen OF Hous atom, Hon. JAR
A. HUBssLL.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23
EXTRA VALUES

In l0-4 White Bla' K Is at S3c
per par. SOC bsssa
large Com'orta' le.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23
FOUND.

Choice mixed candy at Hatch's, 10 cents
per To-; los. for % cents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23
Mr.. plcKlNsoNs NEW JOB.

The Paris green posssgs-ssamp must
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

EAaA ABBOTT plns hsr faith on ths
great West and particularly upon ths
capital OF the Centennial Ststa Her
hasbaod has just bought for her block IN
Denyer. paying for II $4,000 in cAsb,
and the Denver exchange which brings
this nsss says Mr.. and Mrs. WxrHxRxLL
are prepared to invest si0 00o0 more in
Denver realty aud are looking for bar
gain. Miss ABBoTr opened the Tabor
Graad Opers House. one OF the finsst
opera ho uses ia Amsrics. in 1881.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

We are exclusive agents for
the celebrated Brown arick
China dishes. These are beau
tIful goods and shorld BE- seen
by everyone. We he a so .
large stock of Fine PUtt ny,
which will be sold very low.
We are Headquarters for
Rubber Footwear and sell
nothing but A 1 goods.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23

The brewers Of Chicago viii not pur-
chase kernel Of barley grown in or ship
ped from the prohibition State OF lows
and Kansas. Ii ia surmissd that the
movement against the grain OF those
States 10 to be general ell over the coun-
try. This is a new use of the boycott.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-23
EATON & co NJ P AN US
"BEE HIVE"
IS and 80 West Bridge Street.

All of which must be sold by Dec oath,
and in order to make things lively we shall
offer prices on the entire stock that will
make business hum. Don't wait fol your
neighbor to get all the Plums but come
with the 1irst break of day, and thus avoid
the afternoon rush.
Any article handled by us will make
beautiful present. We mention a few, but
don't forget us when through reading this
list. Call and examine goods
National Republican., 1887-11-14
LICENSES GRANTED.
Action OF the Commissioners Upon
Many Applications.

Action Of the Commissioners Upon
Many Applications.
The commissioners have acted on the
following liquor applications with the re-
suits as given:
Retail approved-Samuel Blen, Lucy
Byrne, Henry Baumheimer, WIN, Culllnan,
Thomas F. Durey, August Douglas, Roger
II. Fields, Joseph Gallagher, Timothy A.
Ganzhorn, George Gross, George w. Har.
yey, Lorenzo A. Lucas, Dennis Mullany,
Fred. MoelicB, Edwin Mouuann, Ernest T.
Morris, VIM. Nicholson, Ernest G. Il. Rup.
pert, Joseph Schladt, Louis Schmidt, John
NJ. Gibson, VIM. II. Seljen, Peter j. Witt.
.lacht, Joseph A. Wishard, j. Budd Zsbe-
ley, Terence Fegan, James McGrath Moses
I. Bridwell, Joseph + Msgruder, john
Mcclure, VIM. L. Poulton, Reuben Taylor,
John A. Bryan, Anna Warmkessel, aud
James Gallagher.
Retail approved--Gottlob Aufrecht,
Michael Clarke, Robert Connell, James ID
Daley, Thomas Il. Godfrey u Thomas
Holden, James g. Murray, Edward Murphy,
John II. Richardson, John Wecket, Robert
L. Bradbury, Charles F. shelton.
Wholesale pproved-Michael O'Don-
ougbue, q. W. and II. w. Ofrutt tS Bro
Frank tS Charles Renshaw, Edward Town.
ley, L. G. Mlloyitch, VIM. Martens, Charles
Mades, N. w. Burchell, Wm. X. Brown
Walter 2. Drane, j. Hall Semmes, Elias e
White, Jacob Keobel, David jackson, Henry
A. Johnston, Anthony Hanlon, Charles
jackson, Dennis T. Keachy, Charles II
Raub & Co, Winifred Foley, William T.
SelbSusep, Peter j. McIntlre, Joseph NJ.
Shane, John A. Schneider.
Wholesale dIsapproyed-James Walsh
Jacob Steiger.
National Republican., 1887-11-14
Location for New Gas Lamps,

Gas lamps have been ordered erected as
follows: Vermont avenue, between 7
streets; northeast corner Vermont avenue
and U street; northwest corner Vermont
avenue and T street; southwest corner
Tenth and U streets; two on Vermont
avenue, between U and Boundary streets
Thirteenth street, between Corcoran aud r
streets; corner Jackson alley and North
Capitol; northeast corner North Capitol
and g streets; North Capitol, between
Massachusett avenue aud G street; south
west corner First and L streets; alley In
square 762; G, between Twelfth aud
Thirteenth streets; Tenth, between G aud
streets southeast (east side); Tenth, between
g and l streets southeast (west side);
southwest corner Portner Place and V
street; U street, opposite Portner Place;
Portner Place, between U and V streets;
U, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Zone on each side); Thirteenth street, op-
posite Wallach street; southwest corner
Virginia avenue and Twenty third street;
Twenty-third street, between Virginia
avenue and E street.
National Republican., 1887-11-14
Preaching Mt ALI Snuls, Church,

II is evident that there will be some able
sermons delivered this winter from the pull
pit Of All Souls Church, and that Washing.
toniaps will have the opportunity of hearing
some of the most eloquent ministers OF the
country. The following is a list Of pastors
who will occupy the pulpit at this church
during the winter by invitation of DR..
Sbippen and the parish committee: Nov. go,
Rev. Joseph May, Philadelphia; Dec. 4,
Rev. A. D. Mays, Boston; De-, II, Rev.
Mipot J. Savage, Boston; jan. Is, Rev. Ed.
ward i Hale, D. D., Bosto'; Jan. %, Rev.
John F. Moors, d. d., Boston; Feb. IL,
Rev. Henry G. Spaulding, Boston; Feb. 10,
Rev Francis G. Peabody, Cambridge, Mass.
Il. l.; Mar. 25, Rev. Robert Collyer, New
York; Apr. Is, Rev. George L. CLANCY, At
lanta, Ga; Apr. 22, Rev. @. j. X. Jones
Louisville, Ky.
National Republican., 1887-11-14
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences In aud About the
City.

Cttp.
OnCer FCnton yesterday found dead infant
ON u lot near First and N streets northeast.
George Smith was given six months in jail
saturday by Judge Smell for stealing lot OF
wire.
Inventories filed with the register in the es-
tate of David l.. Morrison show the personality
to be SlO7,617.
Sing Ling, the Chinaman arrested Friday
evening for keeping an "opium joint" for
ieited $50 collateral in the police court Salur.
cay
The barkeepcrs have formed q protective
{ nd benevolent association, aud appointed an
executive committee to look after their in.
tpfUst.
The commissioners have commenced the
erection of wooden fence along New York
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets, as a
protection to the parking.
Henry Smith, the veteran horse thief, was
arraigned again In the criminal court last
saturday, charged with stealing the horse of
w G. JHmes son, and pleaded not guilty,
The students of the medical department of
Georgetown University at their meeting held
last Saturday afternoon adopted resolutions ni
respect TO their late fellow student, NJ. W.
Irainard.
The Washington Teachers Beneficial Asso.
citation hes reelected the following officers
Henry s. Petty, president; Mary l.. Rowe, vice
1resdent; Henry N. Copp, secretary, and
Henry s. Petty. May T.. Rowe aud Henry r..
Montgomery executive COMMITTEES.
The National Christian Science Institute has
fled II certificate of Incorporation with the re-
tnrder, signed by Emma Gray, Alice II. Morse,
Cnd Emma l.. Morse. Patients of the institute
are 10 be cured according to the principles
commonly known rs that of Christian scleuCe.
National Republican., 1887-11-14
Lodge Meetings Tonight.
The following lodges meet tonight at tn,
places named.


The following lodges meet tonight at the
places named:
Masonic-Dawson, No. 1G, Masonic Temple,
Stansbury, No. a. Brightwood ArmeniuS. No.
%. 1907 q street northwest; Mount Vernon
Royal Arch Chapter, No. 4, Masonic Temple;
Eureka Royal Arch Chapter, No. 4, 80S Elev-
enth street northwest; Orient Lodge Of Perfec.
tion, Georgetown.
i. o. o. F.-Beacon, No. IS, odd Fellows
Hall; Excelsior, No. IL, Odd Fellows Hall;
Harmony, No. Q, Eighth.street Hall, East Wash.
ington; Union, No. IL, Third street and Penn
sylyania avenue northwest.
Knights of Pythias -Calanthc, No. II, Penn.
sylvania avenue and Ninth street northwest;
Equal. No. II, 3ii Eighth street northwest
Harmony, No. 2l, Thirteen and.a-half street
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
g. A; R.-O. p. Morton, No 4, lil2 Penn
sylvania avenue.
/. .. Of R.-Heber Tent. No 10, Georgetown.
o. X. M.-Osage, No. 6, 1923 Seventh street
northwest.
10. M-Po,omac, No. 0, coo c street north.
west: Harmony, No. 10, Hilton Hall, Seventh
and ID streets northwest.
u.,o.G, C.-Good VIII, No. 81, 1907 & street
northwest
Knights Of the Golden Eagle-Monarch, No.
2, Elks' Hail. 002 Pennsylvania avenue.
Sons of Jonadab-lnvincible, No. Z, Acad-
emy Hall, Georgetown.
!. o. G. T.-Friendship, No. IL. Wilmot
Hall, corner Eighth and streets northeast.
W. r. C.-potomac Corps, G. A. X. Hail, lili
Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1887-11-14
Entertainment at Norwood Institute,

Entertainment at Norwood Institute.
Saturday evening the spacious drawing
rooms Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cabell, Of the Nor
wood Institute, 1907 NJ street northwest,
were thronged with the relatives and friends
OF the pupils Of the institute, who were in-
vited to bear number of rectations by
Miss NJ. E. WalDridge, Of Michigan. and
the vocalizaiion OF Mr.. Il. j. Whlpple, of
this city. Miss HavemaD, Of New York,
was the plano accompanist. The great di.
neIsions Of the room were requisite to ac-
commodate the company, among whom
were many prominent In Washington SO.
ciety. The happy faces Of the pupils were
rather more Indicative Of an exaggerated
family than OF the traditional boarding
school, and the patriarchal f,ces and forms
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cabell accorded well witt
their surroundings. Miss Walbridge W.
peculiarly happy in the choice OF her selec
tions, which demonstrated the wide rang
of her talents, VIII lie Nr. Whipple was-Is
he always is - most molodious. Miss
Cabell presided with inimitable grace at the
tea table, dispensing dainties and smiles
most charminply.